Can be removed leaving the search bar on the task bar.īut don't bother using that to find files - it only searches what's been indexed by Windows search, and no executable files. I use Classic Shell (free) which works perfectly.Ĭortana- not necessary. It doesn't work properly with a large categorised start menu with sub-sub-sub folders. Macrium Reflect (free), option Windows backup) so you can get yourself out of trouble.Īnd make sure you create a full disk image after successfully installing Windows BEFORE installing anything else or removing things.Ĭoming to Win 10 - the start menu may be a disappointment. If you want to play around with those, first make sure you have a stable working system You can cause yourself more pain than you want.

Store- it's better not to mess with this. With the Creator's upgrade, if you remove apps, they stay removed- which wasn't the case previously. Windows Media Player - note this is done by a Control Panel Programs and Feature tick box. but you must (and should anyway) use disk imaging and possibly a 3rd party restoration program such as Rollback RX if you like such things.įile explorer - that gives you your desktop, control panel, and accesses your files and folders- etc. Suggest you study some recent long threads on this here. When it works, it can be a quick way to recover. System Restore - you can't properly 'delete' it from installed windows, best just not use it- zero space on disk if you don't want it. Get used to it first.ĭo you actually know how to remove universal apps? Hi, Given that you haven't used Win 10 yet, don't mess with it until it's stable on your system. Microsoft OneDrive Desktop Client deleted Do you think i should chance any of the below decisions? Here what i am planning and my questions. I havent used windows 10 yet so i dont know some of these apps and what they do I am preparing a windows 10 ISO by using MSMG ToolKit v7.1

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